Quote from: joe1823 on November 13, 2018, 07:25:55 PM

Nothing wrong with a lesser decentralized project fro some use cases. (look at EOS)
But this is just taking too long.....................
- Funds should have been distributed years ago.
- 12 DIFFERENT witnesses should have been in place already.
There's just too much uncertainty.

Hi joe1823,

How could Byteball platform reach mass/wide adoption if all funds are concentrate in hands of few ?
Have any previous cryptocurrency reached mass adoption with concentration ? Could you mention an example ?
Has the first cryptocurrency reached mass adoption in ten years with whales ?

12 witnesses are already in place even if they are controlled by Anton Churyumov. Being an autonomous witness has technical constraints. You need to be known and trusted, have appropriate hardwares, Internet landlines and technical knowledge. So, it takes time and money. By the way, with more users, the Byteball network will attract new autonomous witnesses. Finally, the first autonomous witness has been revealed one month ago.

And Byteball has not yet two years. So, patience is required.

Hope I answered appropriately to your post.